Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
Now Orlanna Pa
COTTON.

Asked.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2s, noon-Cotton steady and
In iair demand; middling uplands 3-l6d,
mludllng Orleans SID: sales 5000 hales, in
! Guiding 600 bales for speculation ana export;
| receipts 1000 bale.
Futures: unIands. low middling clause;
March, l0-64d; March and AprI, 5 l0-64d:
| April and May, Ltd: May and june
l3-o4d; June and July. l5-64d: July ana
august; l6-64d; August and September
| 1854; September ant October, l3-6id
Market quiet and unchanged.
1900 p. m.-rhe sales to-day were $40
| bales of American.
Futures: unlandS. low miadling clause.
February delivery, TO- 64l. sellers; February
| anu March delivery. D TO- Old, sellers; March
| and April. l6-64d. sellers: April and May.
. ll-64d. buyers: May and June, ) l3-64d, sell
| ers; June ami JAY, l5-6Id, sellers: July
and August, l6-64d. buyers: August AMI
| September, l8-64d, sellers; September and
October. l3-64d. sellers. Market quiet
| tut steady.
4?Op. ,n.-Futures: UpIands. low mlddling
clause. March delivery. S "-64d. buyers; March
| and April. 9-64d. b yers: April ana Nav.
| ll-64d, seliers; May and June. i2-64d,
| buyers; June and July, l4-64d. BUYERS; July
| and August. l6-6id. Sc lers; August an
| september. l7b4d, buy ers; ~eptem Ger au1
October, l3-6ld, sellers. Futures closed
dun.
NEW YORK. Fen. 2S noon.-Cotton opened
dull: middIng uplands 7-i6c; mlddling Or
| leans csc: sales Is bales.
| Futures: Mar ct opened quiet but steady.
with sale as follows: Fepruarv delivery. &C;
| March. 045c: April, SOC; May, 65c; June.
8 74c; July. 9s2c.
500 D. m.-Market closed dull; mIdding
| uplands, 9-lnc: mIddl,ng Orlean-. 9Ac'
sales tn-day AZ bales; net receipts baIes
| gross 9T5.
Futures: Market closed dull but STEADY.
| with ales OF "a % bales. as follow>: March
delivery, 9 4lg9 45c: Aprll, sos 5 c; MAJ
| . 6lUgY &c; June. 9 70c; july, I1(19 use;
August, seas 3Sc: September. 5000 6Oc ;
October. 8 39Qs9 soc; November. S0tG9 32c.
Green 49,. III thetr report on cO~toh tu-
lures, say: "InfueHced by the burning OF Il
few thousand b les of ton, the marker
| opened q fraction hrmer this morning, but
he demand was very lig L. and atter~ard
der reports Of very fu port receipts, pncer
fell of three points, closing tame at the
| lowest level Of the dav. Speculation was ex-
ceedingly light. and the stu tton throughout
| presenter a dull anu iiste-s tone"
GALVESTON. Feb. S.-COttoD quiet; md
ding 5-lnc; net receipts ~ bales. gross
LII: sales none; stock 54,yS7 bales; exports
cuas WISE z67 bales.
| NORFOLK. reb. 2s.--Cotton steady; mid
ding 5-l6c: net receipts is75 bales. gross
| l,6.5; saes I0i bales; stocN 23,jlS bales: eX
sorts, TO Great Britain 9,z52 bales, coastwise
$50.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding enc; net receipts bales, gross 426
sd .es none; stock 2l,4 bales; sales to spin
| ners 275 bales; exports, coastw sc lob bale.
| BOSTON, Feb, 2S.-Cotton steady middiin-
95sc: net receipts III bales. gross lisa; sales
none: stock none.
| WILaINGToN. r. n. 2S.ACotton firm; mid
ding yS-ldc; net receipts lS2 bales. gross 49,
aes none: stock 3,795 bales; eXpol Is, coast
wise 520 nales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.--Cotton firm; mid
ding e&4c; net receipts 100 bales, gross lU6O
STOCK %, 4S uales.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2s.-Cotton quiet but
steady: mludilng gee; net receipts IO,3ia
| hale fO,s LII
J6j, 80 tales.
MOBILE, Feb. 2s.-CottOn firm; middnc
&c; net receipts % bales; sales 20 bales f;
stock 10 ALB bales; exports, coas wise a25 bales.
| MEMPHIS. Feb. 2S.-Cotton steady; mlddllnS
$40; rece pts La bales; shipments 1864
Daler; sales $500 bales: stock 94,0oS bales.
| AUGUSTA. Feb. 2S.--Cotton steady: nlddllne
9l-I6c: receipts / bales; sales l, l42 bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2>.-COtton hrm; MID =
ding 94c; net receipts $40 bates. gros-
go: sales loo bales: stock 2O.sS2 bales; ex-
purts, coasJwise l,l23 bales.
| ATLANTA. GA, Feb. 2S.-Cotton-middllng
| To- l6c; receIpls 40 bales.
NEW YORK. Fe ,. 2S.-Consolldated net r" q
celpts for all cotton ports to-day S;ol4 oales
exports, to Great Britain II 047 bales, t. the
| continent $40, to France l.2o4; sLock at al
| Amer can ports Si5, 40 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20. noon.-Vheat quiet
hut oteahy, with poor demand: supply goOd,
Corn dull, with poor demand.
| heavy. Wheat higher. Corn higher. fUrh
frm; mess sl4 50Gl5 U0. Lard firm at 2jc.
treIghts steady.
red, March delivery ss1<9s91sc, May dellv-
cry eOLs09lc. Corn 34glc higher. clOsiD z
steady No. 2. March delivery iS}sor4s3zc, MAJ
iS5s(D49c. Oats shade stronger; No.2 March
delivery 3414(G341sc, May 3lI<gS4szc. Coffee,
fair Rio du at lac; options Iairly active and
stronger: No. RIO, March deliver II L
IL S5c, May IL 85ll2 Acc. Sugar dull and
more or less nominal; refined dun. Molasses
dull. Cotton seed oil-S5c forcrude, 39G4Oc for
| refined Pork Hrmer; mess SIS. Cut meat
Dim. Mddles quiet. Lard 1909 points higher.
DING weaker; We-tern steam, on spot 27Jz
a. Soc; NJ arch del very 2Sc; May 3y,D1 45c.
Freights weaker; ton, per steam ll-64d (;
| grain, per cam S(G3Zd.
CHICAGO Feb. 2S.-.ne climax of excite
men. IN the provision deal was apparently
reached to-day. The clique which has heen
conducting the deal in mess : Urk succ eded
before the close IN advancing the piice for
May to $40 10 per barrel, at which figure a
few shorts settled. The m trset then Drok
or to SIS and closed there. Starting de, Tor
May were made at Sl6 Us. or AN advance OF 3Oc
over the closing ngure- OF SatGrd.y. The
market advanced to Sl7 10. declined to Sl7.
advanced to $l7 TO, receded to Sl1 10, advanced
TO SIS TO- fell OF To $l7 80. then adv need with
on sale to SlS 40, made another CT, ar jump
SIS 10. and then went TO SO amt again "a
Slg 10, hen an attempt was made 10 rel a
lot of pork at this figure. The market Tell off
| TO SIS 90 without sale, AMI declined to SIS.
where IL rested. There Is now no doubt that
May IS cornered Dut to what figures the price
will 90 is merely CO. jectural. Several COM
| mission houses refused TO execute orders IN
| PORK. owing To the unsatisfactory condition
| OF the market Lard ruled lO(D2c higher and
short ribs l0Dl5 points higher. A number Of
things tran pred to helArsoD6Ek8yYhen the
| hgures on stocks be aNn3SSining in it vas de-
| termined mat The decrease in " heat won d
be a big one. 1t proved 3 260, 900 bushels. On
this, and on a fellow fee lug with prices going
| up all over the room. Nav advanced to 79ISc.
but within half AID hour had reacted to 49, &C,
| largely because by tina time nfe had died out
of the other markets and selling to realize be-
came very general. The marAes cl6ed at
7s3tc. Corn was moro active. in sympat by
| with pork. From 3sA4o 1t advanced steud ],
| to 3g5lc, then settled back to S9Lzc aLi became
| quite steady, she visible supply statement
exh bited big decrease during the week oil
ass, OO0 bushels.
Tine following shows tine current prices for
| cash properties on the regular board: Flour
| unchanged. Wheat. No. 2 spring 72x 176c:
No. 2 red 7s5zC070c. Corn. No. =, 4y4Gr3oc.
Oats. No. .. 23A@24c. Mess PORK, Sl7 20.
Lard, 81 l2i<. DR. sailed shoulders, boxed
| 8 0C6o6 Csc; short clear sides. boxed 2O@S 25c.
Whisky 81 IS.
| Futures The following are the highest.
| lowest and closing quotations: Wheat-No. /,
| March delivery 73]sfG72<c. closed nc 72skc:
May 7eS6@7Sc, closed NJ 7Sesc. Corr No. 2.
March delivery 3i1atG33'sc, closed AT 8il4c;
| May gsz(03ss<c closed at S9lztg3Y5sc Oals.
| No. 2, March delivery 2ltG28sze, Osed at PC;
| Ma 2sIkQg2SISc. clo-ed at 2Szc. Pork. March
| delivery SIT 700 10 as cl0beu NJ xl7 70; Nav